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Why the SAVE System Is a Threat to Election Integrity

Edward Kissam -
Far from securing our elections, the SAVE system has on multiple occasions erroneously flagged naturalized citizens as being ineligible to vote.
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The Night the Angel of Independence Spread Its Wings Over San Francisco

Peninsula 360 -
On Sep 15 San Francisco celebrated "El Grito" marking Mexico's independence and the start of Hispanic Heritage Month.
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A Working Class Town Celebrates Its Radical Roots

David Bacon -
Fort Bragg, about 180 miles north of San Francisco, uses Labor Day to celebrate working people when other communities treat it as a day off work.  
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Trump Targets Naturalized Citizen Voters Ahead of Midterms

Edward Kissam -
The Trump administration is pushing for the deployment of a voter ID system that could result in the mass purging of naturalized US citizens from voter rolls.
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Gov. Newsom Could Make History for Local News Outlets Nationwide

Julian Do -
AB 2222 would help ensure baseline workforce stability especially critical for smaller local news outlets facing financial headwinds.
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Pissing on the President: Ordinary Fascism in America

Laszlo Bartus -
A urinal at an upscale grocery store in Naples, Florida, bears the image of former President Joe Biden.
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Sikh Truckers Continue to Face Harassment, Hate on the Road

Satnam Singh Chahal -
For Sikh truck drivers, the challenges of the job — long hours and isolation — are compounded by rising discrimination and physical attacks.
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From the ‘Worst of the Worst’ to the Easiest To Arrest: How AI Is Powering Immigration Enforcement

Edward Kissam -
AI hacking incidents at OpenAI, Meta and Anthropic raise questions about the tools now powering DHS's shift to easiest-to-arrest immigrants.
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The Democratic Establishment is Panicking

James Zogby -
With their favored candidates having lost several races, the Democratic establishment is panicking and making hysterical claims to scare voters.
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Always on the Cover – A Reflection on the Exceptional and Enduring Value of the Black Press

The Mississippi Link -
As we look forward to The Black Press celebrating its 200th anniversary next year, it’s important to look back on where and what The Black Press has come from.
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A Stranger Steps into a New Realm, Awakened

Julian Do -
This was my first time attending an Indigenous Powwow, held in Los Angeles, home to one of the largest urban Native American populations in the country.
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